... DISTRICT. -- Hellbialltir,—My own feelings were to have reille4 bus Abe Cowed' at this the.. Bet )our very ta“ , abig reil Whig Requisitioe, to offer myself as • aemillßutelo , Rehm at determined me to plates ipies = m in d isie your Made. I therefore ...

... abdomen, which proved fatal—for poor WOO, Who hid Veen eighteen years in the service, ex. phut a few minutes afterwards,—Bsifasf Whig. ...

... year 1838 —still continued to push its barriers into every social circie, till there remained spot of neutral ground on which Whig or Churchman and Dissenter, could meet in Conservative, corporator Y; and_—without the slightest compromise of prin- ciple ...

... the stock, they started, and by the increase of members, who more quarter the Lover- than im aby preceding eve, they bave 7 Whig, aed West of Scotland “ Bales were adopted, and elected: J ; James Stein, . M*Kensie, Vice-Prendents, the Board, Mr J. HH. ...

... thy greet degree share In the Asthma Iter geolegicel or beteeial ream* whit& the gialasema who bed gem before theth god whoa, Whig and Mead; they were expecting soon to meet among the nomedetes de they rattled the taneplke through the Nekh, ems 01 them seid ...

... brilliant assembly, discern nothing unusual, save that the ladies are better looking than usual, and dress a great deal. —Northern Whig. ...

... scarcely’ doubt, now when it is fairly’ appealed to in case of great oppr. ssion, that the Government will do its duty.—A’orthem Whig. ...

... continued s to push its barriers into every social circle, till there re- mained scarcely a spot of neutral ground on which whig and tory, liberal and conservative, corporator and anti-corpora- tor, churchman and dissenter, could meet in amity, and- without ...

... gone by, by the Whigs telling us, Oh, you’ll get nothing from the Tories. We don’t believe that. bc'i ‘Vc more concessions have been made under the au« ices of the Tory Governments of the last thirty years than had been made the Whigs. (Loud applause) ...

... , they might consult and c > oper.de with the le olers of the progressive ref • r mers, but the Trades’ Council found the Whigs would not work with them, all means let call meting of the unfranchised, umi holdlv declare their own sentiments, and when ...

... of the abdomen, white proved fatal- for tom Hite, who bad Mee eighteen von* in the Novice. rind • few minute. afterward. - Whig. SCOTLAND. SPORT 81.vatirca.—An bquitiag RD. (Dorm , of Divinity, we preiname.)sesidsthe following to the 1 have read ...

... Henley, in his speech in Oxfordshire during the present recess, stated plainly enough that although he might not admire the Whig scheme of 1832 that was no proof that he was opposed to reform ot any kind. Not contented, however, with unfair criticism, ...